Message-Id: <200002082115.OAA22612@dns.ccit.arizona.edu> Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2000 14:11:19 -0700 From: Tim Au Yeung <mailto:ytau@UCALGARY.CA> Subject: Re: looking for a scanner for bound materials To: mailto:IMAGELIB@LISTSERV.ARIZONA.EDU
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We've been looking into these kinds of scanners ourselves.
Minolta (www.minoltausa.com) has two models:
PS3000 - 400 dpi, 11 x 17 bound scanner w/ a greyscale option
PS7000 - 600 dpi, 17 x 23 bound scanner - bitonal
There is also the Bookeye scanner which is similar to Minolta's PS3000.
(www.bookeye.com)
Zeutschel also sells book scanners and has 5 or 6 different models including
color. (http://www.zeutschel.com/)
Generally, the cost starts at $20,000 for the base end models and moves
quickly up depending on feature.
Tim
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Tim Au Yeung
Manager of Digitization Initiatives
Information Resources (Press)
University of Calgary
voice: 403.220.8975
email: ytau (at) ucalgary.ca
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From: Stuart Glogoff <mailto:stuartg@U.ARIZONA.EDU>
To: <mailto:IMAGELIB@LISTSERV.ARIZONA.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2000 1:44 PM
Subject: looking for a scanner for bound materials
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> Thanks for the suggestions re: a quality digital camera for special
> collections. New question.
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> What about a scanner for handing fragile originals, such as books and
> other bound materials. I'm not having luck searching with the web search
> engines nor by visiting brand name sites on the web. I know I've seen
> them in the past at trade shows and they've been rather pricey.
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> Appreciate recommendations and please share ballpark cost information. I
> am helping a colleague with a grant proposal -- and of course it's due
> in a few days.
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> Stuart
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